Kennedy Sends Youth Bill To Congress
President Kennedy sent to Congress three bills totaling about 400 million dollars to train and develop skilled manpower for youth and adults on welfare. The packages cover vocational education literacy training and expanded youth training allowances with shifts in eligibility and funding levels.
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Racial segregation to continue at Gwenn Oak Park
The Gwenn Oak Amusement Park in Baltimore plans to maintain segregation despite past protests. The park's vice president James F. Price states no meeting will resolve the issue, citing Public Accommodations Act limits and a Supreme Court decision as complicating factors. He argues the act does not apply to a park hotel or similar venue and notes several counties already exempt themselves.
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Kennedy marks West Virginia centennial amid rain
President Kennedy joined West Virginia on the 100th anniversary of statehood in Charleston in a rain soaked ceremony. About 10 000 attendees watched as Kennedy paid tribute to the state and acknowledged his political debt to its voters noting his 1960 primary victory helped him toward the Democratic nomination. He spoke briefly after a crowd catching umbrellas and a crowd filled capitol plaza while West Virginia entered the union 100 years ago.
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Steel Labor Pact Ends Steel Strike Threat in 1965
Pittsburgh AP reports negotiators reached a historic 21 month steel labor agreement the first in basic steel without a strike or fixed deadline It preserves peace through 1965 and defuses elections pressure affecting about 400000 workers The deal follows 513 months of informal talks with a new extended vacation plan aimed at reducing unemployment Also notes Bendix stars in Never Too Late stage production opening in Denver in August for a national tour
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Rezoning Hearing Delayed on Four Corners A-1 Change
The Planning Commission postponed the A-1 agricultural rezoning at the Four Corners intersection of Old Route 13 and new Route 15 to July 10. Attorney Robert E. Clapp Jr. requested the delay while he is out of town.
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Planners Okay Rezoning For Prestige Industry
Frederick County Planning Commission approves Ransom R K and Hazel W Lewis rezoning land at Hayward Road and U S Route 15 Harmony Grove from R-1 to M-1 for a prestige industry. Commission trims acres to eleven and a half and keeps a five acre buffer near Harmony Grove School.
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Clarence R. Hartsock
Myersville
Hartsock
Wilbur Grossnickie
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Coruscation Sparkles in Dress Sequin Show
The lesson highlights usage notes for over versus above and common mispronunciations. It defines coruscation as a glittering flash and cites a line about sequins creating a dazzling series of coruscations.
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Polaris Fleet Would Make Russians Powerless, Ricketts Says
Vice Adm. Claude V. Ricketts argued in an exclusive interview that a NATO force of about 25 Polaris firing ships would offer high survivability and could launch a large missile strike, leaving the Soviet Union unable to prevent retaliation. He noted costs, construction, and crew composition would depend on each nation’s contributions.
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Two Fire Companies Respond To Blaze Near Etchison
Damascus and Laytonsville volunteer fire crews battled a minor dwelling fire on Hipsley Mill Road about three miles east of Etchison. Units arrived around 9 37 p m and were back at the station by 10 17 p m. A ceiling light fixture smoked before firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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